Crandall- Want a Defgrip update?
Nuno- Depends, whatya got?
Crandall- New softgoods.
Nuno- Only if it’s a picture of you wearing one.
(sends picture without Crandall)
Nuno- You’re not in that picture
Crandall- You want a custom one with Godzilla in the background?
Nuno- Of course.
Crandall- Gimme 10 minutes.
Click below for pic, and hit up FBM for more info.
David Lang sent me this link to a video that was posted on the Continuous Lean blog about Martin the Tailor and the dying profession of tailors in general. It’s a great piece that is very well filmed and it really interesting to hear about a profession that I know so little about, but can appreciate so much.
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Last week we posted an old ad with Mike Aitken from a company called Subfreakie and mentioned that Mike Ditry, who started that company and does all the design for Mosh, has a new project called Ludwig. There were a few comments asking to see more of Ludwigs line and it was just our luck that SlamXHype posted a nice feature on them this morning. They have a bunch of product shots as well as a great write up talking about the brand, the direction, and how great it is to see clothing companies growing up and moving away from the cliché t-shirt graphics. We are psyched to see Ludwig getting great press and we can’t wait to see more. P.S. Mike Ardelean is famous!
“Our new backpack is now available worldwide. The coach is a simple & compact bag, and as the name suggests, you won’t get any trouble at an airport when taking this on as hand luggage! It fits up to a 17″ laptop, so even pc spaceship lovers are not left out, and has a neat cable routing for your iPod headphones.”
-Dean Hearne
Check out the Coach HERE.
Before Aitken was rocking Fox and Lotek gear… Even before he was on Fit, he was rocking t-shirts for Subfreakie, a clothing brand by Mike Dytri, the guy behind all the Mosh graphics. Mike is no longer doing Subfreakie and is currently working on a brand called Ludwig, but he just hit me with this old ad that was printed in the short lived BMX Action Magazine. The ad is dope and it’s always rad to see old Aitken stuff.
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Knowing I’m a Ghostface superfan, Vinnie Sammon was nice enough to gift me one of 500 Zoo York / Ghostface tees with the accompanying skate deck. This collab between Ghost and Zoo York was born of Ghostface’s longtime love affair with the Iron Man / Toney Stark story throughout his career, with Ghost using both names as two of his aliases (which are listed on the shirt).
Ghost even starred in a scene from Iron Man, which unfortunately got cut from the movie before it hit theatres, but not before a personal phone call from Favreau who apologized did his best to make up for it.
